George Osborne

Mark Carney's arrival at the Bank of England will prompt a fresh round of monetary policy with "no let-up" for pension funds already struggling with low interest rates, the former deputy governor of the Bank told delegates.

The e-petition against the government's decision to freeze the personal tax allowance for people aged 65 and over has attracted more than 100,000 signatures.

Moody's has stripped the UK of its AAA credit rating on fears over rising government debt and years of slow economic growth ahead.

The government has begun to sell off former assets of the Royal Mail Pension Plan with the sale of £400m of properties to the Santander Pension Scheme.

Employee share ownership has become a catchphrase in recent months. Julia Rampen looks at the practical steps, advantages and risks of a reward strategy on the verge of change.

Labour backbencher David Miliband has called for the government to cut pensions tax relief to £26,000 to match the national average wage.

Labour will today announce a scheme to tackle unemployment by increasing tax on the pension savings of the wealthy.

It has been a record year for pensions news. On top of new regulations, defined ambition, tax changes and public sector reform, there have been mergers, acquisitions, industry spats and campaigns. Here, PP brings you the top 20 stories of the year in...

The government has set the earnings threshold at which workers are auto-enrolled at £9,440 for 2013/14.

Rachel Dalton on the new responsibilities of the regulator